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Creatio commits $300 million to Bank.AI platform through 2028

Creatio announced a $300 million investment on September 22, 2026 to fund its Bank.AI AI CRM and workflow platform for banks and financial institutions through 2028. The company said the capital will speed AI innovation, expand deployment capabilities and grow its partner ecosystem, building on a 48% year‑over‑year growth in its financial services vertical.

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  • Creatio will invest $300 million in its Bank.AI platform from 2026 through 2028.
  • The platform adds Growth, Service and Operations AI agents for customer acquisition, support and compliance.
  • Bank.AI hub launched Sep 17 2026 with events on Sep 24 and Oct 27 to showcase banking AI use cases.

Bank.AI combines Creatio’s AI platform, AI CRM and pre‑built banking agents across three domains: Growth agents for customer acquisition and onboarding, Service agents for personalized support, and Operations agents for compliance and back‑office tasks. Creatio will also enhance AI Studio with no‑code designers, centralized governance, integrations, security and observability. The launch of the Bank.AI hub on September 17, 2026 provides resources, case studies and events, including a digital session on September 24 and a summit in Chicago on October 27, aimed at accelerating AI adoption in banking.

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Creatio Commits to Multi-Year Investment in Its Bank.AI Platform

Unite.AI · 22 September 2026

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